Your best bet is to start with those articles and listen to some podcast episodes from BP.

I discovered he had lost everything and was homeless, poor guy.You really don't know this guy, and if he's not returning your calls, it might be best just to move on and find someone who is more interested in helping you.Acting like this is probably wasting your time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?

If I’m able to secure seller financing, what would be my best bet for financing rehab?

Now, if you're looking to close in 1 to 2 days, your best bet is private money or having a large enough line of credit (such as a HELOC).

We just acquired an 8 Unit by the Seacoast of NH the Previous owner (who ran the property very poorly, putting it nicely) had a Dumpster on the property.

It’s exceedingly poor service.

He's an owner, but during his day-to-day he's basically a property manager, and boy oh boy does he poorly manage these properties.

Profit is profit, you pay tax on it.Your best bet is sit down with a cpa for half an hour or so, it will become much more clear.

You bet, let me know if you have any other questions about it.

I don't mean to sound cruel, but when people are trying to rush me b/c of poor planning on their part it is a red flag and I'm less inclined to be open-minded.